Norman Optimist Club

★★★Lynn Franklin

This WW II era aircraft hangar is where many youth athletes got their start in basketball. This has been replaced by the YFAC in Norman for many youth athletics events. The structure is largely wood and retains some of the WW II elements (hangar doors specifically). The architecture is distinct for Norman. During the early '70s this building was heavily used by Oklahoma University for intramural athletic events (volleyball specifically).

★The Chris & Mia Nappa

My son played here six years ago and the floor was an issue then too. It is way too dangerous.

★★Judith Manwairn

I enjoyed the time with Optimist majority of the time. However the coach Kacey Graves is the worst coach she benched my great grandson for walking to his parents on the Championship game for 3 quarters. I do NOT recommend this Coach KACEY GRAVES a few ago before she told him not to listen to his parent. She uses IM THE COACH ALL THE TIME.

★★★Desiree Bates

It is hard to believe that the fee is $7 a person for 24 minutes of playing. I pay that much for softball and it's ALL DAY. The facility is nice but could use some updates.

★T Laxton

I do not recommend NOC. Next year we will be switching to a different youth football league. So much miscommunication and you don’t find out changes till after they are made. Leaving one of my children unable to participate this season.